The relative contributions of aortic and carotid artery stiffness to CeVD and cognition
Caroline Robert(National University of Singapore), Saima Hilal(National University of Singapore), Josephine Lunaria Berboso(National University of Singapore), Christopher Chen(National University of Singapore), Chuen Seng Tan(National University of Singapore), Mark Richards(The University of Melbourne), Eugene S.J. Tan(National University Heart Centre Singapore), Shir Lynn Lim(National University of Singapore), Lieng Hsi Ling(National University of Singapore), Lingli Gong(National University of Singapore), Narayanaswamy Venketasubramanian(National University Health System)
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